Rotunda vol 26, no 22 march 26, 1947

, Attend Concert Program Tonight

The Rotunda

VOLUME XXVI

FARMVILLE. VA., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, 1947

Choir To Sing Tonight At Local High School 3 Glee Clubs Join In Music Recital

Cotillion Head

Andrews, Motley Win Poetry Contest

Congratulations •Minor Officers No. 22

Bentley, Grizzard, Minton, Morris Elected Minor Officers Frosh Will Present AKC Elects Head Masters of Melody For Coming Year

Others Named To Assist Heads

8. T. C.'s choir and the Hampden-Sydney Olee Club, under the direction of Mr. Ned Crawley, will give a concert In the Farmville' Rich School auditorium tonight | Jeanne Bentley. Roanoke; 'at 8:30 p. m. Also appearing on the program will be the Farmville Charlotte Grizzard. Drewryville: High School Olee Club directed Mary Ann Morris, Richmond; and "The Man" by Barbara Lee Anby Max Perrow. The price of adBetty Minton. Roanoke. were cmission will be 60 cents. drews, freshman from Newport Jeane Bentley. junior from lected vice-presidents respective' Masters of Melody" will be the Among the numbers to be pre- News, and "Jackie" by Anne Motwas elected president of i i_ of „, ,,,„ a.,.j ... «-i theme for the Freshman produc lloanoke.

■ i~k. v . the Student Government Mnted by the S. T. C. group are ley, junior from Danville, won Alpha Kappa/-.

Gamma at a meet- >yUon. to be held Tuesday.

April 1.

"Dusk", Fibich; "Sheep and first and second places respec-, ing held last week. She succeeds Association. Y. W. C. A.. Athletic at 3 p, m. in the auditorium.

Lambs". Homer; "Childrens' tively in the Colonnade poetry Margaret. Ellett in this position. ; Association, and House Council as Prayer" from Hansel and Oretel, contest, according to Mary Agnes | The performance will be dlvidOther officers elected were; a result of minor elections yesterHumperdinck; and "There Are Millner. poetry editor of the ed into 3 acts, which will Include Nancy Chambers, junior from day.

BARBARA LEE MYERS Such Things", Adams, Baer, and j "colonnade old-fashioned choruses, and orig- Tillman, S. C vice-president.

Jeanne served as secretary of Meyer, with Jimmy Burton of Honorable mentions were asucceeding Martha Russell East: Inal dances, acts and songs Peepsie Brooks. junior from Student Government last year l.-S. as soloist. warded to Elizabeth Spindler, Fast and slow music will give Farmville. secretary, succeeding ,and she was Campus League Three joint numbers will be giv- sophomore; Virginia Louise Dalpleasure to every music lover. Fea- Anna H.-adlee. and Tucker Winn. Chairman her sophomore year, en by the two groups. The boys' ton, senior; and Eleanor Bass, tured on the program will be an junior from Wilson, treasurer, She s»«-«*ds Betty Minetree in ■elections will Include "When freshman. Mr James Grainger, original act by Connie Cooke and succeeding Margaret Lohr. ornce.

Morning Lights Awake Me" and Mrs M. Davis from the EngJane Long, a song by Ann Nock, Alpha Kappa Gamma, honorCharlotte served as chairman Bach. "Dedication". Franz: "Land lish department, and Mr. M. B. a piano solo by June Banks, and a, nry society for leadership, was or- of the Church Cooperative coni■tenting". Orelg: "Winter Song", i Coyner from the Psychology de! dance by Juan Williamson. Ann ganlzed in 1928. It represents the mittee of the Y last year and has Bullock; and "Homing". Del Rie- partment served as judges. The Overby. Louise Redd, and Barbara merging of local societies which been actlve ln the work of the Y go. ! contest was open to all S. T. C. Sours will render one of their dlt- had been founded in order to clurinK her years at college. She On April 15 both of the groups students, and the prize winning S. T. C.'s Cotillion Club will ties. bring together groups of repre- wi" follow PatsV Dple '" this posiunder Mr. Crawley's direction will poems were judged for content hold its spring formal in the At intermission, between the sentatlve students and faculty l'on Ma,v Ann will succeed Jane appear on the program of the and originality. ixymnasium from 8:30 until 12 o'- second and third acts, food will be members, whose purpose was to Burc-nett as vice-president of the Federation of Music Conference! clock on Saturday, April 12. sold according to Kolner Baker, foster high ideals and standards At»Ietic Association. She served In Portsmouth That evening The Vagabonds from Lynch- head of the food committee. of leadership. Alpha Delta Rho. "s treasurer of the AA last year. members of the choir and glee FT'A W\\\ <„„„.,„• organized in 1925. became the "etty Minton succeeds Nancy club will be guests of the Music ■ •» ■» TT HI irl/UlliMJI burg Will furnish the music for The announcer will be Frankle the occasion. This orchestra has Joan Circle of Alpha Kappa Parlisn as vice-president of the Federation at the performance of set the tempo for many S. T. C. Dodson A«Mln>»tabea BrMI 0amma and wa^ one of the cha." House Council. She served as a the New York Philharmonic symon the script committee are El- ^ members of lhe or(,anizatlon hall president last year. dances in the past. phony orchestra in Norfolk.

Other officers of Student GovThe figure for club members eanor Lawless, Jane Long. Ann A concert program will be given Nock, and Cab Overby. Cab Overernment are Jtftie Fox. AlexFuture Teachers of America; and their dates will be led by In the S. T. C. auditorium on andria, secretary; and Jackie April 17, and on April 20 the girls' will sponsor a drive for the best Nancy Whitehead. figure leader; |by is directing the chorus, Tickets will go on sale Wednes Bobbitt. South Hill, treasurer. ensemble will travel to Char- prospective teacher, according to I Barbara Lee Myers, president; Jane Nancy Taylor, Pungoteague, will Johnson, treasurer; and! day night. tottesville to sing in the chapel at an announcement by Anna Head-l serve as dining room hostess for iRosie Ramsey, business manager. __^_^_____, the University of Virginia for lee. next year.

Sunday afternoon vesper services.

Students may vote at the table Intermission will be held between I Laura Jean Comerford. MeaThe Holy City, and oratorio by in the hall Thursday. March 27. io o-ciock and 10:30. i nmw N#»wlv S%mm Namod Dean m" L»r«n Rosie Ramsey Is ln charge nt\ '¥ Charlotte Grizzard, Drewyvilk. i dowview. was elected secretary of A. R. Oaul. will be given by the Students in the freshman and was elected president of Kappa (the Y W. C. A. and Jane Taylor S. T. C. and H.-S. glee club In the iophomore classes and juniors and the music committee for thej\\Tj]| ASKlWie DlltieS Delta Pi at the regular meeting Pungoteague, was elected treas8. T. C. auditorium on Thursday. ■enlors majoring in the various dance, with Nancy Parrish and according to an announcement by urcr. Violet Ritchie. Richmond, May 15. and at Hampden-Sydnev urricula will be selected to be- Gwen Ackiss assisting her. Heidi Lacy is heading the decoration Anna Headlee. retiring president was elected freshman counsellor. on Friday. May 16. come members of the Future committee ' and has Ruthellen William W. Savage, who was other officers of the group ln- i Other officers for the Athletic Teachers organization.

Mears, George Ann Lewis and appointed dean of State Teachers clu(ie Eua Sl0ne smith, vice-pre- Association are Belly Burchett.

Standards that should be con- Betty Jefferson helping her.

College ln February, will begin sident: Betty Bondurant. secrc- ] Suffolk, secretary; and Nancy sidered in voting are physical fitTickets will go on sale on Tues- his new work here on April 1. tary; and Marian Hahn. treasur Dickinson. Cape Charles, treasness. strong and pleasing per- day, Aprll 8, after lunch on third Mr. Savage Is the first dean of er urer. sonahty, though tf Illness, one who f|O0r Rotunda. The price of tick- the college Farmville has ever Jean Watts, Lynchburg, was installation services for the keeps her promises, originality, i ets for old members is $2.90. and had. His office will be located new officers will be held at a lat- elected secretary of the House The Southside Virginia Dra- nood speaker before a group, one g0ats will pay $3.90, one dollar where the Alumnae Secretary of- er date.

Council; and Martha Gillum. matic Tournament, held annually who can explain things to others. | initiation fee. Ooats may take flee has been. Dr. Lancaster.

Kappa Delta Pi is a national Charlottesville. was elected treaat S. T. C. under Lite auspices of a good student one who is abates if they secure date tickets when announcing this appoint- honor society in education whose surer. the Dramatic Club will take place leader and possesses superior na- {rom 0ld members. ment stated that Mr. Savage is membership is confined to stuon Thursday, and Friday nights live ability.

The Cotillion Club is the dance eminently fitted for his new posi- dents of the junior and senior of this week, according to The Future Teachers of Amer- club of S. T. C. which sponsors tion and that he will make a not- years whose scholarship ranks in Jean Cake, chairman of the Play ica is a national organization of j two closed formal dances each able contribution to State Teach- the upper fourth of the student Contest Committee. prospective teachers enrolled in year. The membership It limited ers College and the state of Vlr- body. The Beta Epsllon chapter Eight high schools of southside colleges and universities, and in j to 250 girls and new members are «inia by individual counselling was organized here in 1928 Virginia will participate in the high schools. The local organ- bid twice each year. Goats are re- with the students, — A coke machine has been placevent; four presenting their plays izations are called F. f. A. clubs sponsible for decoration for the The new dean is now asslstan' led in the Main Rec for the con•ach night. Thursday night New m the high schools and chapters dances. head of the Richmond Consulta- Da VIS LleCted Head j venience of girls and their dates.

London Academy will present \a the colleges and universities.

Goat Week will be held in the tion Service and Supervisor of (\f U« ,. VU Thnrn nr ! according to Mary Ann Morris, "The Monkey's Paw", Victoria i The F. T. A. chapters are affiliat- near future at which time new Consultation Services throughout yn "t-lirc l\n I norn i.i-.'.limun counselor.

High School will follow with "Ajed with the local state and na- members will have to follow rules I viral!

He was one of the orIt will be filled only on SaturVYedding." AltaVista with "The tional education associations. | set up by Cotillion members uanlzers of the Richmond Con- i , Mildred Davis j. n.or from day aim Suiiduy. All other stupurtam" and Halifax High will; sultatlon Service, which is a di- iCourtland. was elected president den,s requested to use the Wind up with "Almost Seventeen." vision of the State Department of Beorc Eh Thorn at a recent machines in their respective On the following night Clarksof Education, and during the war, 'neeting Dinldings.

1 other Vjlle with "A Perfect Gentleman" officers elided it this he was acting head of the orThe coke machine is a project JJlackstone with "The High Wintime Included Anne East, viceganlzatlon. of the Freshman Commission. dow", Henry Clay presenting "Box Mr. Savage is a graduate of the president; Catherine Hflue, COP and Cox", and Farmville High's College of William and Mary and responding secretary; Edna Earle "Mind Bet" will compete for tho holds the Master of Arts degree j Waters, recording secretary; LuO I Hear ye!

Hear ye!

Official proc-' and Joy to your heart, cup Last year both Clarksvllle from the University of Chicago.

Addleman. treasurer and B-.ty French ClUD Plans lamatlon "The freehman class re-' The S. T. C. boys add a great and Farmville were winners for Bondurant, historian quests the presence of each and deal to the show as their talents their respective nights.

Beorc Eh Thorn Is a local honor Oprin/X ActlVltlt'S everyone Tuesday.

April 1. ln the are displayed ln various ways Members of the Dramatic Club la, e society in English. The society | will assist the schools in the neces'B auditorium, at 8 o clock. See They are bound to delight the auseeks to encourage creative writing The French Circle held Its the greatest show on "Broadway" i dience (especially since the audisary lighting. i und the study of literature. Beorc Mftreh meeting yesterday afterfor only 25 cents and eet delicious! ence will chiefly consist of girls!)

Ql Thorn al'O sponsors visits of noon In the Audio-Visual room. refreshments at reasonable prices." See a certain "vet" sing a lovely I distinguished writers to the col- At this meeting Betty Spindler, Yep, the freshman class will song to a certain girl. Besides Miss Emily Kauzlarich, physl- !,.„,. president of the circle, nominated really shine April 1. Talent songs, there will be dances of all cal education instructor, will a committee to draw up a slate abounds in this, the class of all sorts. Yes, ballets 'n everything speak in Chapel Friday morning CTr, ucr, ^j.. -,. of officers for the coming year. 'classes. The heretofore undlscov- what a show' You may have in connection with the May Day Ml -MM Will nW(?

The girls appointed Were Annette iered talent of the class Is amaz- thought Al Jolson's and Jerome h ch Vmrent-Vlry, Ellen McMullen.

Wllda Hunt, Junior from Nath-1 lng .But Kern.s snows were terrlflc Virginia Parris. and Imogene ahe. was elected president of the Rehearsals, rehearsals, and more | you ain't heard nothln' yet!" Just The topic of Miss Kaualarlch-s, pannville Slat- T.-a. h.-r Ooll«ft M60N I'luii', for a picnic to be Commercial Club at a meeting rehearsals are taking place in or- wait 'til the freshmen give out with which was held on Wednesday d|1|. lna, perfection may be ob- that extra special something that talk will be "The Significance of i Cno|r and ,h(. Hampdcr.-Syrin. y I,eld in the spring were mentionMay Day." May Day this year olee club wlll furnlsn ln„ natU ed but nothing definite will be March 12|talned. only they have, and it will send will be based on the history of the for lhe dedication of the Farmville decided until the next meeting.

Qther officers of the club. Will. Every night one can hear the you right out of this world Why colle *e I radio station which wlll be dedi- The program was then turned be Janle Fox, vice president; j shouts, Come on. everybody, time they have class that they haven't over to Ellen McMullan.

Presentlng the second speech In I cated next Sunday, Jackie Bobbitt, secretary; Mar- for production practice." At this even used yet! The costumes, Everyone participated in the Dr Massey of Hampden-Hydney Jorie Boswick, treasurer; and books are thrown down and for-1scenery, and managementship are a aeries about student life in song program which consisted of France, Annette Vincent-Vlry, [ will deliver the invocation GovMargaret Jones, publicity chair-1 gotten Qlrls and boys iYes, boys!) marvelous.

"Ma Normandie", "Synphonle", student teacher from Lyon, rej ernor Tuck will be the principal Ulan , rush into the auditorium eager to , ductlon down as a Put tn s pro and a new hymn Plus Haul", Barbara Kellam Is the retiring, make this the greatest of all pro- „must„ Qn your |lgt Qf enterlaln. lated in chapel this morning facts [speaker on the program 1 ■Ahuh Annette taught at that concerning the academic aspects, The groups will sing from the president; Virginia Marshall, vice auctions.

■ president; and Barbara Lee Myers The beautiful old songs of fam- ment. You 11 never regret having of school affairs, the dally rou-: Farmville studio. Their proii'-m time. The meeting closed In the customary manner with the singtreasurer. Jackie Bobbitt was sec- ous composers will bring tears to MM it. so come one, come all for tine, the sports, extra-curricular j will Mfl lei ol three numbers each ing of the French national anyour eyes while other songs of the'a grand evening of entertainment' activities, and amusements of the which wlll bo selected bv the sturetary of the group for the past them same composers will bring laughter furnished by the freshman class ' average French student di©. year also

3 Students Awarded Honorable Mentions

3 Act Performance Bentley to Succeed Takes Place Soon Ellett as Officer

Myers Announces Figure Leaders

Dance Will Be Held In Gym April 12

Drive On Campus

Grizzard Elected KDP President

At STC Next Week

9 Schools Take Part In Play Tournament

Coke Machine Placed ln Recreation Hall

Hear Ye! Freshmen Invite All To Greatest Show on Broadway

Kauzlarich Speaks In Chapel Friday

Hunt Elected Head Of Commercial Club

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THE ROTUNDA, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, 1947 Page 2 HEARD AFTER of the majority of the student body, and to keep them informed as to the school happenings. Some times we are so concerned with cuts, galleys, and the numerous other Each year March la emphasized by the Exams are over and spring is y w.c.A. as "Go To Church Month". Girls Ihings that go into the making of a newshere, so let's glance into Bedcheck and see what appears. ,vh„ have carelessly gotten out of the habit pap,, r that we fail to see beyond the four pagea of our current issue.

If you are inregular church attendance are urged To all the lucky girls who have 0f been invited to either V. P. I, ,. pecially tl this time to attend the »erv terested enough in your school and your Randolph Macon. or V. M. I. for school paper, you will offer suggestions. with renewed interest. the dances the week end of April Some Who have eight o'clock classes Suggestions are always welcome, and seri12. we extend our heartiest conous consideration is given to them. gratulations. pvery morning argue that Sunday morning We do not agree with everything that is Especially excited over spring is th« only chance they have to sleep. Bui dances at Tech is Betty Jo Vail. p-inted In this paper, but it is our policy Sunday School doesn't begin until 9|4fi and And with such a cute date, no the regular Sunday morning dwell serv- to take a middle course. Sometimes an arwonder! ices starts at 11 O'clock. Surely one doesn't ticle may appear in this paper without the Gussie Hargan had a most wonhave to give up much sleep in order to be position that you think it ought to have. derful birthday red roses, CarRemember then, that a news story is given ter, and all. presenl at these Many prefer the evening services. They its place with regard to the other news for "Send Me One Dozen Roses" feel that the quiet calmness of twilight that week. surely applied to Nancy Dickinson when her dozen red roses arThis is your paper, and we want to keep :,|.l- to the service and makes it more inrived. That Buddy must be quite spirational. Certainly one feels the near- it one of which you can be justly proud.; the guy. ness of God at the end of a beautiful day. The staff cannot publish the paper by!

Who was the cute boy sittin<; Are vim Acquainted with the evening themselves. We need the cooperation of; in the Rotunda with Laura Jean Comerford on Thursday night? church aervieeal one can find joy and administration, faculty, and students.

Could it have been Dick? comfort In the fellowship of other boys and When a staff member comes to you for inHope Duke seems to have some /iris at the young people's meetings im- formation, cooperate with her.

If you main attraction out at Hampdenmediately needing the evening worship make an appointment with her, be sure Sydney Pierce is his name hour and the preaching service is a help and keep it. There are so many jobs to do, Mary Helmer was getting an both large and small, that one appointment lor the coming week. awful lot of attention last SunDuring the week, we often find our- not met can hold up the progress of the day from a guy named Dn k Chevalier selves becoming too concerned with studies, whole paper.

"Rumors are Flying" that Betty pleasures, and general worldly affairs.

Work on the Rotunda is one continuous Ree is very fond of a certain Bill Many have found a welcome break in their cycle, before you get your paper to read we fess up. Betty. weekly routine as well as a comfort and have started to work on the next issue. We Martha Oillum had a cute date last week end and a corsage of consolation in the mid-week Prayer meet- don't need your cooperation for one week red roses. All this and Heaven, ings held by the local churches. Make it a alone; we need it during all the weeks and too! point t" attend this service on Wednesday months that lie ahead. Remember we have Question: What will i/mi miss most when you leave S. T. ('.

Betty Nachman had a glorious week end at home. Was it bea deadline to meet, and give us the infornight.

Lucille I'pshur: Answering the cause Buddy was there?

With a life filled with weeks of seven 24 mation you have as early as possible. If you Seniors: You're slipping. Pat D John Lancaster.

Question of the Week Louise M.I111.ii Dr. hour days, is it a difficult task to set aside will help us. we will give you a paper you dated Flossie while you were aRosa (handler: Having a set way. one hour or more to the worship of God? can proudly say is yours, Evelyn Hair: The girls. tune to do everything We are waiting for Margie WilAlthough then- is only one more Sunday in Sarah Ballard: The Canterliams to make up her mind Will Audrey Hudson: Hearing those March, let's all march to church this Sunbury Club, and Choir. it be Martin.svllle or Norfolk, bells. day and then continue to attend regularly Margie?

Charlotte Thorp: Dr. WalmsPuckett Asher had a big lime Eloise Ntanrrll; Spanish homeley. every Sunday henceforth. at home last week end with her Betty Bennett: B S. U. and work.

Beverly Bonne: Hamburger spe- date from N C. State Tell us all Dr. Walmsley. about It, Puckett.

Fdith Apperson: Dr Johnson j cials.

Mary Towles caused some exBetty Lewis: Senior Building. i won't we all? i. citement on 3rd Floor Annex Kitty P.irham: Coffee at Shan-1 Juniors: nons.

Martha Frances Morrison: when Oinny Sue and Churn lockWith this issue of the paper, we, the ed her out of her room.

Sue McCorkle: The Farmville' Trips back and forth. new staff of the Rotunda, take on our new Have you heard about the spirit and the girls that have it.

Augusta Marian: Our neighHo hum. the chef's got Spring Favet positions. We have the high standards of Horowitz Conceit? For full deKitty Sue Bridgforth: The Tea, bors, Hampden-Sydney.

•■.nd the Chief-cook-and-bottle-washer is Anne Motley: The dining hall. tails, see Bett> Spmdler or Dottie Room. the -"taffs that proceeded ua to live up to itherwiae occupied so you'll have to take June (regar: Bathtubs without, Doutt.

Anne I'ullrn: Saturdays and and uphold.

Orchids to Miss Kay and her going downtown between classes. stoppers laat quarter's leftover along with the rest We shall strive to express the opinion Anna Headlee: LucHle n ArchiBetty Minion: The faculty and *"ls f,» making such a fine show>f this week's hash. ing in Oreen.sboro. bald, and John Taylor 'n "Nick" the girls.

Lou Hurt and Ruth Radogna More and more dramatic "doin's" ahad a big time in Roanoke this round here the last few weeks, you'd think tCHtablishid November 26. 1920 week end watching the planes come in High minded gals, eh?

Published Mllb Wednesday evening of the college we had all been bitten by the theater bog. tun HBWDl durlns holidays and examination perSeem more than often around iods, by the students of State Teachers Collew The annual Nay Contest, which the Dratown are Lue and Tex. He reallv •aimville. Vlrglnl*. matic Club sponsors, will be given on makes the distance between Farmville and H-S seem small Thursday and Friday nights in Oflicr: Student Building Phone 533, Box 168 Corky finally got the long athe auditorium. These will give us thirteen Printer*; Tin- Farmville Herald Curious? I Knew It? Let your high purpose, ability and charac- waited letter from Johnny. Nice Represented for national advertising by National plays to boast of daring the year. Getting mind's eye fallow me as I ask you ter. for each classroom in the Roing, gal.

Advertising Service. I^c. college publisher! repre- culture-conscious aren't we? one—Just one question If it stops commonwealth State Teachers Oinny Holhfield and Ducky sent aim 420 Madlsoi. Ave . New York. N. Y. The Barter Theater has been and gone!at persons don't go on. You are College at Farmville Is and must'were having a gay time Monday ,...., .. ,. .Ifilrflinj.» too content! If it sees places you continue to be primarily a teach- afternoon, as usual, The daze Member Virginia Intercollegiate Press Association twice since the last issue ot the Kouinaa . now a sentlment but don.t be ers co)|ege No lnslltuUon could;seems to be greater now than Entered as second class matter March 1 1921 In the and according to the "critics row' both sentimental. If it wavers, and you have a greater challenge and In afar, now that spring has sprung.

Post Office of Farmville. Virginia under art of ware splendid "Blithe Spirit" was delight-|can-t answer immediately you are. no other way could greater service; B. Lee was having an awful March H 1934 " ,„hi,.h Mm ua tne one wno should read on. be rendered the State." Are you!,lme telling her good-lookim: fully done by the same cast uhuh gave ua; WHAT DQEs g T ft MEAN wn„ng t0 plck up the golden|d.ate good night Monday night.

STAFF 'Much Ado" some weeks ago, but "State of TO you? Your roomate? suite,thread and weave it thru othertParting Is such sweet sorrow, Mary Alei.se Helmer Editor-in-Chief the Union" was done by an entirely diff- mates? Do you stop there"' Or does: years' Then, continue Be good cause your bedchecker l»ett> Marie 1'airei Managing Editor lnclude the erent cast Bob I'orterfield however stole'" Rotunda? Long-1 Each and everyone of us hsvej"*5 »»• nears a»- and knows "» Bett) Vcnabli: Spindler Business Manager .Mid cast. BOD orterneia. aowevvr, *w»e|W0Oa? lne campus ln sprlng? I(0ur ^^ convlcllons The col. the show at the latter performance by an-{know of other favorite haunts Do lege has hers. Is It a pervading I'ucketi Ashei ,., News Editor nouncing between acts that he was delight-.you? spirit, a guide, a symbol? Is it the JaequeUnt Itfllt Feature Editor Joan figure to you? Or is It the ed to be back on the stage at the "State Col-1 la it something more than Jane Buchett Sports Editor mural ln the Rotunda? What does Kappa Delta Pi elected officers tege for Normal Woman".

Now what could l"*"something intangible that Ida Bmldin Social Editor you feel but can t see or hear. You it say? Or is it again the some- at its regular meeting. Charlotte Fiance li.akle Advertising Manager he bava meant by that.' |kn0w ifs there? Is it the college thing Intangible you feel but can't Orlzzard was elected president of tula B.iilcv Circulation Manager The Ides of March are well past so we |speaking thru these—Ruffner, quite put into words. It's all about the group lean Babb Photographer Cunningham.

Prazer. Jarman. the place! can settle down to another spell of innoThe S. T. C. Choir. HampdenLancaster? Is it of the beginning, Do the columns conjure a picMaTJ Davtl Typing Manager cent merriment. Now that the Spring has the end, the now? there Is no end. ture In your mind's eye that will Sydney Choir, and Farmville high school will present a concert ln Editorial Assistants sprung the migration to the roof has be- There was a beginning when one remain with you always?

Beat Morrison, duet editorial Uman, a great pioneer believed in How do you feel about Farm- the Farmville high school audit'un. Already we see the signs of sunburna cause. What is that cause? It ville when you are eager to return torium tonight at 8:30 o'clock.

111 Helen Aiiiiiilon, Winifred Beard. Melbale ed Doaea—or did they do that on the QT concerns you and me It's of the in the fall? Is that it? Or. is it the BootlM OrtawoM Boxley. Jean Cake, Addie Dodd.

Alpha Kappa Oamma elected Seinia Epstein, Jane Gray, Jane Hunt Oheislin. with sun lamps to impress us timid souls present, for the future too. History [ friendliness about the place? You its officers at a meeting held reCharlotte Clrlaird, Allguata Hat-nan. Nancy Jessec who are waiting for really warm weather is repeating Itself before our very know everybody, Hi! They know cently. Jeane Bentley was elected eyes. We cannot see it. We are you. president of the group.

Anneii. Jones Hnkie Kitu; Hetty Nachman. Betty to go beak In Sol's glory? with it. A voice speaks thru the Who of the faculty will you reMilton Ruth Radognn. Shirley Slaughter. Janice The freshmen will present their If you're tired of the same old tunes at years of Ruffner, Virginia's first member? Do you remember the Nlaun Ow«n Smith Carol Stoops. Jean Tolley, State Superintendent of Public day you felt you were thinking for production Tuesday. April 1 in. weddings why don't you get Horowitz to do Instruction, Parmvllles first preHelen Williams. yourself for the first time? Whose the auditorium at 8 o'clock. his version of Mendelssohns "Wedding ident who believed "that his labors class as It ln? Were you a PreshBusiness Assistants Beorc Eh Thorn elected its ofcould be brought to full fruition man. Sophomore, Junior or SenMarch" for you? It's a riot ' ficers at a recent meeting MilHilUla AlNinathy. Martha A.shby. Mary Lou only by devoting his energies to ior' Is that it? dred Davis will serve as president This one's tOO corny to keep. Do you placing a welt trained teacher of Baglev Marjons Burns. Martha Bryant, Dorothy You tell me!

I am curious, too, of the group. know why the seven little morons set the sound character and high intellecChamber! lYanoM CoUlS, Sue Davis. Pat Davis, I'll be listening for tiny voices echLorana Evan loyca Fleet j Martha Hyiton, alarm clock for '■'.' Became the other fourtual ability In every school room."

The .s T 0. Dramatic Club and Today's voice speaks of another oing thru the shadowy halls. These Heltv JtffSTSOn Catlieryne Mostellcr. Anne Orgain rlidn'l want to get up, With that we leave like the first, of another pioneer are small, all beglnnigs are. It's the Hampden-Bydney Jongleurs gave the third presentation of "The Barbara tauinden, Bths] ■hocklsy, Norms Soyars, . oa until next weeks brain storm. One visionary for the years ahead. This little things that matter most. Taming of the Shrew" ln AppoHetty Jo Vail. more thing—"in spring a young man's fan- concerns you and me. "Today, as These make for happy, fleeting mattox last night. This play was then. Virginia's greatest need is to moments of your yester year, to- given here Founders Day, March WEDNESDAY. MARCH 26, 1917 cy- " need we say more7 Happy hunting. provide a well educated teacher of day and tomorrow.

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THE ROTUNDA, WEDNESDAY. MARCH 26, 1947

S.T.C. Dance Group Attends Conference

Earl Teaches Swimming Class Under Auspices of Red Cross 13 Girls Complete Instructors Course

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I Marjorie Beane, Betty Bibb. Marijorie Boswick. Griswold Boxley.

After takinu the Witter Safety, ttiirbani Boyle.

Louise Brook.s, Course taiiRht by Mr. Robert Earl. I Catherine Carmicha.l. and Vera American Red Cross Field Rep- Douglass. resentauve. which was taught on Hudson.

Julia A,.s0 '' Molley this campus March 10 through ,„mlu,s Mary Mil|eI. BeUy Nach.

March 14. thirteen girls were nam- man, Pat Paddison. Ray Phillips. ed Water Safety instructors.

Jessie Pickett. Patsy Ritter, Pat Girls who were named Instruc- Stowltts. Jean Turner. Jacquelynn tors are Katherine Acree. Phyllis Watson. Juan Williamson. Mary Bagley. Betty Bibb. Marjorie Bos- Lou Woodward. Mary Wrl({ht. Virwick.

Barbara Boyle, Louise glnla Yonce. Ann Nock, and ElizaBrooks. Vera Douglass. Elizabeth beth Motley.

Motley. Jessie Pickett. Patsy Ritter, Jacquelynn Watson. Juan Williamson, and Virginia Yonce.

Chicago is the largest rail center Girls who took the Senior Life Saving course taught by Miss in the United States.

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Can you dance, sing, or painf Basketball and volleyball, two the Ball" and have ■ food time in We did! Some came for art's sake of our major sports are behind all sports. to gaze, others to learn anew. | us now, at least the games are.

When we came the conference be- | with a new quarter and a fresh gan. We were ready for every and athletic slate in view. This quarApproximately 5.000.000 veteranything. How revealinR It was for ter's events should prove just as ina have applied to date Im eduus to find that we could corelate interesting. Softball will be one the arts—painting, music and of the leading sports this quarter dance. "One art Inspires another" 1 so fall in line and get "On the Whrn You Think Of Plowara so says Thomas Munro. And "we , Ball". Come on down at once Think of Ours are living in an age of electicism when practice gets underway imixing things together)." Now, i Some of you may think that's no where does one begin and other sport for you. Oh. but it is. and end? We didn't find out, gotta' go you'll find you will have a jolly PHONE 181 or 4 again next year. We did learn that time . . ball chasing and runof all the printings in the stud- ning bases. To add to all this, ents' exhibit from the far west of your appetite will be upped 100 these United States to the north, per cent. <You can come down to south, and east that you couldn't the AA field and run it off tlM tell one region's exhibit from the next day.' other, but by the teachers ye shall Swimming know them.

Don't forget the pool has just Being dance conscious we could been cleaned and is ready for USP tell which college had the Graham again. Recreation hours and retechnique. After the Master Class gular swimming classes will be we think we know Hanya Holm's held. Find time in your day for Anyway, we feel it. Going up and a cool and refreshing dip. You downstairs is the worst. And when won't regret it 'cause it's fun for we think of how we tried a skip all. with two different kinds of leaps following one another, we shudder. Other Sports We didn't fall. The "darling" of Other sports in the spotlight the Randolph-Mm on group took a this quarter are tennis golf, and spill. We didn't laugh either. Take archery. If you don't know how our word for it. to play either, now is the time to Forget the music part didn't we? learn. You will feel much better Well, the only place left was on the if you come out for some sports front row. And what a time we had and fresh air. Remember color holding onto our seats to keep, cup points are awarded for the from being pierced by a high lywinning teams, and there will biing C or slapped by a broken violin fun and competition. or was it it violin cello string. And. So, "til next week, stay "On when the bushy, beetle-browed Ernst Bacon came on staee we saw We Are Serving Delicious an immensity of height with a jutting chin who i we quote > said popHome Made Pies ular music has sounded a more They Are Delicious American note than serious music Why the man should have said it when we heard nothing popular— "Vest Food In Toun" not a thing. He also said we. in America, were afraid of anything beautiful 'he only meant music, we ORDER YOUR think I. when the public demands EASTER CORSAGE it. from

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Taylor, Peterson. Tolley. Hughes Elected As Sorority Presidents

SENIOR • • • P ERSONALITY •

Other officers of Theta Sigma Upsilon are Harriet Purcell. vicepresident; Prances Pears, secretarjr; Sarah Greene, treasurer: Sue Ann Ward. Panhellenlc representative; nnd Hillda Abernathy. editor.

Serving as vice-president of Phi Zeta Sigma will be Connie New- f man. Catherine Bickle was elected', corresponding secretary. Mary i Davis will serve as recording * ntary, and Ru'h Radogna was named treasurer. Jane Mantiply | will serve as Panhellenlc representative, and Edna Earle Waters as historian.

Others Will Hold Elections Eater

Nancyc Taylor. Alfrcda Peterson. Jeanne Tolley. and Nancy HUfha have been elected presidents, respectively, of Alpha Sigma Alpha. Mu Omega. Theta Sigma Upsilon. and Phi Zeta Sigma.

Other officers of Alpha Sigma Alpha are Violet Ritchie, vicepresident ; Betty Jefferson, secretary Martha Gillum. treasurer; and Jane Taylor. Panhellenlc rep■ > ntative.

Mu Omega elected Anne Galloway as vice-president, Augusta Hargan as secretary, Owen Cress St. Augustine. Pla . founded by as treasurer, and Ginny Walsh as the Spaniards In 1565 was Amer Panhellenlc representative. ca's first city of European origin.

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Betty's happy laugh, her lively step as she hurries to an early ■lass, and the bobby-sox she gar exemplify the friendly, wholesome spirit of Farmville. We see her most often emerging from the swiming pool in her mermaid green suit i which, incidentally, is the color she likes best' or flying over the jumps at Long wood atop her favorite stallion, ' Nk'Oti". which she describes as being "almost a palmino".

Betty gravely admits that "she hates people who have no dislikes, but can't think of anything she really doesn't like right off."

Her loves range from munching apples at 10. 2. and 4 to reading good books, especially novels by Somerset Maughum and Emily

Dickinson's poetry. In between The state of Florida has some comes conversing in Spanish, see- 30.000 small lakes. ing movies with Ingrid Bergman and Cary Grant, day-dreaming, and loiv: week-ends at RandolphMacon!

Betty's friendly grin and her genuine interest in other people's woes and triumphs have endeared BUILDING MATERIAL her to those who know her best, and it may truly be said that AM) SUPPLIES Farmville is a better place for her having been here.

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The spotlight todny shines on Belly Bibb, our senior personality Her love for her school and her class has been as great as her ability to serve them both. In her sophomore year, her classmates elected her to serve as class secretary, a position which she DM held and fulfilled each year with increasing perfection. Many organizations found her an enthusiastic and capable worker She proved her worth as vicepresident of the Dramatic Club during her junior and senior years, secretary of the Spanish Club, and a member of Studen' Standards, serving as head of the Lyceum Commit lee. She Is, a member of A K G. Orchesis. the senior hockey team, the Riding Club, and has been an active Ro-

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